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• 4. 200 DEAD IN SOUTH SUDAN AFTER BOAT SINKS
• The boat carrying mostly women and children fleeing war sank while crossing the Nile River.
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• 5. POLICE ACQUITTED IN HOMELESS MAN'S VIDEOTAPED DEATH
• Now the FBI says it will determine whether to take federal action against the former Fullerton, Calif., officers.
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• 6. HOW CHRISTIE IS TRYING TO REBOUND
• The embattled New Jersey governor will propose longer school days, but that could anger the teachers union.
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• 7. WATER BILL DISPUTE SHUTS SOME TEXAS CLASSROOMS
• The city of La Villa imposed an increase but the school district refused to pay, so the doors closed. "We need to get back to school," one student says.
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• 8. POLICE: MOVIE THEATER DISPUTE OVER TEXTING SPURS FATAL SHOOTING
• A retired Tampa, Fla., police captain is charged with second-degree murder before a screening of "Lone Survivor."
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• 9. WHAT KIM DOTCOM'S PLANNING NOW
• The indicted Internet entrepreneur says he's starting a political party in New Zealand, though he can't be a candidate.
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• 10. WHERE YOU CAN SEE VINTAGE FOOTBALL TRADING CARDS
• New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art is putting some 150 on exhibition Jan. 24-Feb. 10, including a series from 1894
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AP News in Brief
$1.1 trillion spending bill has dozens of trade-offs between Democrats and Republicans
• WASHINGTON (AP) -- The sales job is on for a bipartisan $1.1 trillion spending bill that would pay for the operations of government through October and finally put (Continued on page 28)
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